Economics Student Learning Outcomes
Bachelor of Science in Economics Degree
Students completing the Bachelor of Science degree in Economics should:
- Demonstrate an ability to interpret and analyze quantitative data.
- Demonstrate an ability to analyze economic, social, and business problems from the economic point of view, that is, weigh the costs and benefits.
- Demonstrate an appreciation of the historical, cultural, and institutional foundations of the economy.
- Demonstrate understanding of the policy implications of economic theories.
- Demonstrate an appreciation for how economics integrates with business.
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Students completing the Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics should:
- Demonstrate an ability to interpret and analyze quantitative data.
- Demonstrate an ability to analyze economic, social, and business problems from the economic point of view, which means weighing the costs and benefits.
- Demonstrate an appreciation for the historical, cultural, and institutional foundations of the economy.
- Demonstrate understanding of the policy implications of economic theories.
- Demonstrate an appreciation of how the social sciences, history, and philosophy contribute to an understanding of economics.
Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics with a Pre-Law Concentration
Students completing the Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics with a Pre-Law Concentration should:
- Demonstrate an ability to apply economic reasoning to legal issues.
- Demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively.
- Demonstrate an appreciation of the historical, cultural, and institutional foundations of the economy.
- Demonstrate understanding of the policy implications of economic theories.
